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If I only had a brain…

Make AI do everything.

Try this in your favorite AI

Make me a self contained web app that runs locally from a single HTML file. I need this app to generate spaceship like background music. include these features: recording, eq, and genera (50’s sci-fi, modern sci-fi, etc).

Make me a self contained web app that runs locally from a single HTML file. I need this app to keep a running IT activities log where two users can be adding information into at the same time (separate entries). for each entry include columns/cells for timestamp, user, equipment and a wrap-around unlimited character field for description of problem.

Pretty crazy how fast / how far. I fear we are unequipped for this.

Prompt any of the big LLMs at this point with “Make me a self contained web app that runs locally from a single HTML file. I need this app to do ‘insert your use case here’.” Combine and edit PDFs is an easy one for it to make.

Source: Why You Should Never Use Free Online PDF Converters

Fun Gemini prompts to try

It is getting pretty wild out there in AILandia. Prompt any of the big LLMs at this point with “Make me a self contained web app that runs locally from a single HTML file. I need this app to do ‘insert your use case here’.”

“Combine and edit PDFs” for example.

“Generate ambient background music, including many different musical styles and several effects. Include the ability to record and save.”

From Google:

To effectively prompt AI on Google Search to create a web app game, use a clear, detailed, and iterative approach. Start with a high-level concept, then give specific instructions on gameplay, technology, and the user interface.

Initial, high-level prompts

These prompts are useful for brainstorming and creating a basic proof-of-concept.

“Create the code for a simple web app game. The game is a space shooter where the player controls a ship and has to dodge asteroids. The game should be in vanilla JavaScript, HTML, and CSS.”

“Build a classic text-based adventure web game. Include a prompt where the user can type commands, and the AI generates the next part of the story.”

“Generate a full web app for a ‘guess the word’ game, similar to Wordle. Provide all the necessary HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.”

Detailed, intermediate prompts

Use these prompts once the core concept is established to add more specific features and technologies.

For a space shooter game

Gameplay and mechanics: “Expand on the space shooter game. Add different types of asteroids that move at varying speeds. Implement a scoring system that increases every time the player survives a set amount of time. The game should end when an asteroid hits the player’s ship.”

Visuals and UI: “Enhance the styling of the space shooter game. Make the player’s ship look futuristic and the asteroids appear rocky. Add an animated background with stars that move to simulate being in space.”

Technology stack: “Refactor the space shooter game to use a JavaScript game framework like p5.js for better drawing and handling of game logic. Write the new code for the entire project.”

For a text-based adventure game

Character and lore: “Flesh out the text-based adventure. Generate a medieval fantasy world with two distinct regions. Create a lore sheet for a non-player character (NPC) named ‘Elias’ who runs the town’s tavern.”

Inventory and state management: “Add an inventory system to the text-based game. The player should be able to type ‘take [item name]’ and ‘use [item name]’. Keep track of the player’s current inventory in the game state.”

Dynamic narrative: “Modify the text adventure to be more dynamic. The story and quests should adapt based on the player’s choices and interactions. After each player command, update the game state and generate a new descriptive response based on the current context.”

Advanced, iterative prompts

These prompts can be used to refine and enhance the game through interaction, especially with tools like Gemini Code Assist or Canvas.

Refining game mechanics: “Review the code for the space shooter game’s scoring system. Add a bonus for every ten asteroids successfully dodged. Show how to implement and test this new feature.”

Debugging and optimizing: “Analyze the JavaScript code for the text adventure game. Identify any potential bugs or areas for performance improvement, particularly in how the game state is updated. Rewrite the problematic code with explanations.”

Implementing new features: “Write the code for a save and load game feature for the text adventure. The game state should be stored in the browser’s local storage and loaded when the page is refreshed.”

Testing and examples: “Generate a unit test for the score function in the space shooter game to ensure it handles all scoring events correctly. Then, create a few example output scenarios for the text adventure based on different player choices.”

Full-stack development: “Expand the web app game to be multiplayer. Provide the backend code using a Node.js framework like Express and use WebSockets for real-time communication. Include instructions on how to set up and run both the server and client.”

Additional: 7 fun AI prompts to try on Google Gemini to make your own word games | Tom’s Guide

Now even your tires are spying on you!

Oh look, a new rabbit hole!

So it wouldn’t take too much thought power to figure out that they were using your EZPass for more than just tolls, it’s a opt-in commercial product after all, and you didn’t read the agreement did you??

And of course you knew that they are tracking your license plate every few miles. (Salt your plate!)

But did you know that they are also tracking your tires!? From 3-5 meters away!

Source: http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?431020-Now-even-your-tires-are-spying-on-you-RFID-Zapper

Source: GitHub – jboone/tpms: Tire Pressure Monitoring System decoding tools.

This PC can’t run Windows 11 – Bypass/Fix

Ali posted a way to easily bypass Windows 11 install checks. Just like he said, I’m installing 11 as a Hyper-V machine on my Windows 10 box. My hardware is 11 compatible. I’m installing using Gen 2.

Whats up Microsoft? Thanks for giving me the reason to find this method.

Source: This PC can’t run Windows 11 – Bypass/Fix – ALI TAJRAN

Fix: BSOD Error 0x0000007B on Boot on Windows 7 and Server 2008 R2 | Windows OS Hub

Ran into this problem when I P2V’d my main Win7 box. It had a broken Intel (software) raid on it (Raid1 with the second drive missing). I don’t know if this is why it was bluescreening, as I had used the heck out of this box for many years and it had every driver under the sun on it, but still, it was the obvious condition.

Basically, you have to start the VM in recovery mode, open a command prompt and run regedit. Modifiy a few values to start some drivers and you should be good to go.ystem image from a backup or migrate a physical host into the virtualization environment (P2V), the BSOD with error 0x0000007B can appear at the first time you boot Windows Server 2008 R2 or Windows 7.

Source: Fix: BSOD Error 0x0000007B on Boot on Windows 7 and Server 2008 R2 | Windows OS Hub

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hyper-v replication worksheet

hyper-v replication:

remember to add both servers to respective hosts files!!

http://jsmcomputers.biz/wp/?p=360

http://blogs.technet.com/b/virtualization/archive/2014/02/07/error-0x80090303-when-enabling-replication.aspx

http://www.virtualizationadmin.com/kbase/VirtualizationTips/ServerVirtualization/MicrosoftHyper-VTips/General/powershell-commands-configure-hyper-v-replica.html

note quite as on target, but lots of good info:

http://blogs.technet.com/b/davguents_blog/archive/2013/02/07/the-case-of-the-unexplained-windows-server-2012-replica-kerberos-errors-0x8009030c-0x00002efe.aspx

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj647785.aspx

http://blog.lan-tech.ca/2012/04/28/configuring-hyper-v-core/

http://www.mediazone.nl/post/How-to-manage-a-Hyper-V-core-with-powershell-on-the-Hyper-V-machine.aspx

huge read:

http://blogs.technet.com/b/jhoward/archive/2008/03/30/part-3-hyper-v-remote-management-you-do-not-have-the-requested-permission-to-complete-this-task-contact-the-administrator-of-the-authorization-policy-for-the-computer-computername.aspx

NICE:

http://pc-addicts.com/12-steps-to-remotely-manage-hyper-v-server-2012-core/

interesting::

On the remote computer, add the computer running Hyper-V Server as a trusted host by using the following Windows PowerShell cmdlet: Set-Item WSMan:\localhost\Client\TrustedHosts -Value <RemoteServerName> -Concatenate, where RemoteServerName is the name of the computer running Hyper-V Server that you want to manage.

firewall info:

http://blogs.technet.com/b/bruce_adamczak/archive/2013/04/02/windows-2012-core-survival-guide-firewalls.aspx

N/A to core, but good info:

http://itproguru.com/expert/2013/03/hyper-v-replica-step-by-step-virtexpert-virtualization-experts-series-part-22/

kerberos info:

http://baudlabs.com/how-to-add-servers-to-windows-2012-server-manager-in-a-workgroup/

more replication info:

http://windowsitpro.com/hyper-v/using-windows-server-2012-hyper-v-replica

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj134153.aspx

http://www.altaro.com/hyper-v/advanced-troubleshooting-of-hyper-v-replica-part-2/

http://www.serverwatch.com/server-tutorials/troubleshooting-generic-and-known-error-messages-in-hyper-v-replica.html

http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/af8704b3-6623-40ba-af78-567f69a9eca1/hyperv-2012-replication-planed-failover-failed-to-resolve-the-replica-server?forum=winserverhyperv

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TravelByDrone: Drones

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Craig’s Hyper-V free primer (part 1 of 3)

Every time I set up another hyper-v free (core) box, I wind up pulling out my hair getting everything working. For me, the biggest problem is administrating the box.

I have three primary environments and a number of different clients I use to admin Hyper-V.

WORK: Hyper-V is still in testing at work as we run our production servers on VMWare ESXi 5.1. As such, it lives in our IT Lab. I use a Windows 7 box for my lab desktop. We have only two Windows 8 licenses at work currently, a real box and a VM on ESXi.

HOME: My lab environment at home is more elaborate, I run two test boxes, running ESXi 5.1 and Hyper-V Core 2012 respectively. I have numerous notebook’s, tablets and desktops at home, running both 7 and 8, and even a Mac, but we don’t like to turn it on.

To Microsoft’s credit, they have made administrating Hyper-V a breeze from Windows 8. So easy in fact, that you barely need to do a thing to get it to work. However getting Win7 to work is a different story. Hopefully this guide will help out.

[On my recent builds, I have been using Probus’s ProHVM or 5nine Manager for Hyper-V. Both products allow full managment of Hyper-V. These solutions do not require MS’s RSAT to be installed. Skip the next step if you do not want RSAT.]

First, download and install Microsoft’s Remote Server Administration Tools (RSAT)

Then enable the Hyper-V Tools Windows Feature by going to your Control Panel, select Programs and Features and choose the Windows Features option on the side bar.

In the Windows Features window scroll down to the (new) ‘Remote Server Administration Tools’ section and expand the section. Expand the ‘Role Administration Tools’ subsection and (finally) select Hyper-V Tools.

I have actually seen MS refer to this process as ‘intuitive’.

I highly recommend adding the Hyper-V server to your hosts:

Open Notepad as Administrator and add your Hyper-V server to your hosts file (C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts for Windows 7/Vista/XP).

That is it for client modifications. For Windows 8, just add the server to your hosts file. RSAT is already installed on Win8 (pro, I don’t have a plain 8 to check). I still prefer 5nine’s manager over MS’s, and would go with it even if it meant installing additional software. Now for host modifications.

On the Hyper-V server, run the following commands:

then:

At this point, you can Remote Desktop into the box. Getting Hyper-V Manager working requires a few more steps. For now, I’m going with 5nine and getting some work done.

I’ll detail getting Microsoft’s own programs (namely Hyper-V Manager and Win7) to work together in part 2 of this series, and I’ll go over some very nice tools for Hyper-V free in part 3.

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